Overall, reviews describe Sushi Yasu as a place with fresh ingredients, authentic flavors, and careful preparation that deliver a true Japanese experience, with a warm family style atmosphere and attentive service appreciated by many; the menu is praised for variety and good value, with favorites like sashimi, nigiri, bento boxes, grilled eel, wagyu and uni, and rice often praised for balance and quality. Some comments note occasional drawbacks such as cramped seating, longer waits when busy, and inconsistent timing between appetizers and mains, as well as critiques of overly vinegared rice or a few dishes not meeting expectations; however these concerns do not overshadow generally strong impressions and many say it is among the best sushi options in town, worth a return visit especially if a reservation is made. Takeout is also common and practical, and the overall sentiment is positive about the experience.
Les plus petits morceaux de sushi que j'ai jamais vus. Manu dit que pour deux, quand l'assiette est arrivée, ce n'était pas suffisant non plus pour un. prix très élevés. Nous avons payé 107 $ pour prendre notre apéritif, puis nous sommes allés au restaurant chinois voisin pour prendre notre repas complet.
J'ai essayé de nombreux restaurants de sushis & celui-ci propose toujours des ingrédients de grande qualité. Vous pouvez également déguster des menus japonais de style maison & des menus izakaya. Ce restaurant est très raisonnable en plus! Si la cuisine japonaise vous manque ou si vous n'avez jamais goûté à la cuisine japonaise, c'est ici qu'il faut aller ! Les chefs sushi & tout le personnel sont merveilleux & gentils. Merci encore⭐︎ミ
Les Sushis y sont excellents! Les plats sont simples, succulents, variés & à un prix convenable. Je recommande fortement!! Seul amélioration recommandé: Que le site internet indique clairement la fermeture les lundi & mardi. Ce qui est bien dommage mais bon, on doit tous se reposer...
Excellent quality & service! This is my first choice for sushi & sashimi on the South Shore! Be sure to reserve in advance if you go on weekends, because it's almost always packed.
Charming place were the sushi is always fresh & the customer service is # 1. All this for an affordable price. Very traditional & one of the top places on the south shore for sushi!
Cozy sushi place & a hidden gem in the south shore. Authentic Japanese cuisine in a relaxed & quiet setting. Only negative which seems to have become a problem lately is the extremely slow service, as take-out orders are treated with the same priority as dine-in. Meaning if you just sat down & ordered at the restaurant, but they got a dozen or more orders by phone, you're waiting 1 to 2 hours for your order to be served. Something must change in that regards. But the food, the staff, the ambience are otherwise all excellent. Will always come back for more but I hope the speed aspect will be improved...
Mar 2, 2024
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1 hour & a half wait time & the sushi was good but quality has gotten worse throughout the years. Wish they would prioritize the people actually dining in the restaurant over the take out orders.
Yasu has always been our go to for close to 15 years. We respect the old & newer gen of owners. Sushi is not as good as it used to be but still our go to for sushi with no nonsense & fanfare. Good slices of fish & fresh but rice is not always as good as could be. Anything scallop is very good too there. One of our fav! Love that they serve Rimouski uni. Small but still good! Let's face it. Not too many good sushi options in La Belle Province. There are a lot of funky sushi in trendy sushi bars doused in sweet sauce, filled cream cheese aberation & fruits but more "traditional" tasting sushi is rare to find. Sushi is also pricey in Mtl :( So me know if you know any good in between Park & Yasu!
